Employ low-skill, entry-level workers? Avoid EEOC’s anti-discrimination crosshairs
“Protecting individuals seeking entry-level or temporary jobs from discrimination” is an EEOC enforcement priority. For employers, that means low-skill, entry-level hiring patterns will be scrutinized for any sign that some applicants aren’t being hired because of their protected class.
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